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A very sparsely populated region, Limousin is surprisingly popular with visitors and second homeowners, despite being located far from the coast. There are very few large towns, but the place is speckled with small villages. And the deep forests and serene lakes are an inviting sight. The rich beauty of Limousin may be enjoyed in many ways: Rambling, rock climbing, canoeing and most water sports are popular diversions. The climate is mild and damp throughout the year, with summers sometimes exceeding 32 degrees centigrade, allowing for an almost year long host of activities to check out. Mostly undiscovered, the region of Limousin prides itself in the strong presence and support of the traditional crafts of tapestry, weaving and enameled jewelry. A stroll around the medieval villages allows one to delight in the grand visions of 12th and 13th century Gothic cathedrals, enter museums that house treasured relics of a noble past, or simply delight in the quaint market towns that offer a variety of fresh produce. The capital of the Limousin region is Limoges, where fine ceramics and porcelain have been produced since the 1700s. A Porcelain Exhibit is held annually as well as the Festival des Francophonies, where lectures, concerts and drama productions draw huge crowds. A town with a university population, Limoges is one of the cheapest areas in France. Average prices for apartments are from 80 thousand to 10,000€, with 4 bedroom and large village houses at 130,000€ to 180,000€. Transport links to Limousin have recently seen improvements, and motorways are good across the entire region. Along with new industries being developed, and tourism ventures that are on the rise, Limousin property values are gradually and steadily on the upswing. For those who want to experience old world charm with new world conveniences, Limousin is a good and solid choice. « Return to Limousin |
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